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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1912
Page
7
Harrisburg news describes a statewide publicity drive by Dr. C J Marshall to circulate concise legal and regulatory information to milk producers, stock breeders, meat dealers, and county officials. Cir- culars will cover disease control, interstate shipments, meat inspection, rabies rules, and wild dog destruction costs.
Boston registrar notes more marriages where brides are thirty or older, suggests factors behind shift from earlier generations. He recalls past views of spinsterhood and predicts improved chances for women over thirty to marry.
An Irishman notes a graveyard inscription reading TI still live. He jokes that if he were dead he would own up, uttering Be jabbers and a quip about life and death.
The piece recalls the 1924 Roosevelt convention in Chicago with Allen of the Wichita Bee and governors Johnson California and Hadley Missouri shaping the floor scene. It covers clashes with Taft forces, speeches by Root and Harding, the Florentine room gatherings, and a midnight Roosevelt mobilization drawing about 20 000 supporters.
Mrs Sarah Taylor returns home from Pleasant Valley visit. Princeton defeats Wurtemburg 14 to 5 in final baseball game. William Lorain of New Castle visits parents over Sunday. Philip Sechler and daughters visit Abram Sechler family. No preaching next Sunday due to Mt Hermon church communion. Sunday school at 1 PM. Sons and grandsons of Civil War veterans invited to organize a Sons of Veteran camp at Princeton hall Friday June 28 at 8 PM. All old soldiers invited.
Ben Augustine, newly appointed police officer confirmed by the select council on Monday night, has been sworn in and taken up duties as a police officer starting work on Tuesday.
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